Sentence examples for it would thereby from inspiring English sources

The exigency of value cannot be grounded in being itself, since it would thereby lose its character as an ought; it would "cease even to be value" since it would have the kind of exigency (contrary to freedom) possessed by a mere cause.

It would thereby put a stop to land and property hoarding.

To attempt to censor a play because some incidents in it would thereby be rendered less offensive to some people if they were set elsewhere is unacceptable.

It would thereby legitimize not only whatever the NSA may now be doing but lots of other surveillance it might dream up.

Insiders admit that Ford was willing to pay well over the odds for the South Korean company because of the strength it would thereby acquire in Asia.

It would thereby block Davidson's argument from semantic externalism to mental anomalism.

If the United States had enforced balanced trade (i.e. no trade deficit) during this period, China would not have bothered manipulating its currency, as it would not thereby have been able to obtain a trade surplus with the U.S. Therefore it would not have accumulated its present huge holdings of U.S. debt and we would not be so indebted today.

It urges that, if it had applied to the commission for permission to discontinue the service, it would have thereby recognized its jurisdiction; and that, since the commission did not before directing reinstatement of the service issue any order to the carrier to appear, there was no action by the commission which could form the basis for a review in courts of the state.

Zagzebski again offers the 'coffee' analogy to illustrate this: even if a reliable coffee machine were independently valuable, it would not thereby confer additional value on a good cup of coffee.

Would a market for organ donation make saving lives more efficient; if it did, would it thereby be justified?

To put an extreme case, a man in his boyhood or youth may have committed acts which the law pronounces criminal; but it would never be asserted that he would thereby by be made a criminal for life.